Simulation · Türkiye

Türkiye Election Simulator

Model a parliamentary election with the D’Hondt method across 600 seats, and test presidential scenarios — including a second-round runoff.

Parliamentary Seats — D’Hondt

600 seats

Enter each party’s national vote share, ideology, and geographic spread. Seats are allocated with D’Hondt separately in each of the 87 electoral districts, using province-adjusted vote shares, then summed nationally.

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Parties below the threshold win no seats at all. A small party still qualifies if its alliance clears it — type the same alliance name on each allied party.
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Province Map

81 provinces · 87 districts

A geographically accurate map of Türkiye’s 81 provinces (source: dnomak/svg-turkiye-haritasi, MIT). Once the provincial calculation runs, each province is colored by the party winning the most votes there.

No results yet — the map colors after the provincial seat calculation.

Hover a province for details. The map loads from a CDN, so it needs an internet connection.

Presidential Election

50% + runoff

Enter first-round vote shares for the candidates. If nobody clears 50%, the top two advance and you can redistribute the vote for the second round.

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